Faculty, staff and students will have a chance to see \u00a0the debut of four games from students at the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy, UCF\u2019s graduate video game-development program.<\/p>\n
The presentations will be at 2 p.m. Friday, at UCF\u2019s Center for Emerging Media, 500 Bentley St., Orlando.<\/p>\n
As a child growing up in war-torn Kosovo, Agnesa Belegu processed the painful episodes she witnessed by drawing the horrible scenes at her bedside table. Now she\u2019s using her difficult childhood as inspiration for a game called Child No More<\/em> where you play as a young child fleeing a war zone in a fictional European town.<\/p>\n Joining a trend of games that allows players to empathize with characters as they make difficult moral choices, Child No More<\/em> walks players through grueling decisions as they attempt to save the child Arya from the atrocities of war. Are they able to \u00a0protect Arya from the realities of war and save her innocence or let her see the horrors, changing her life forever?<\/p>\n